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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
Jess Molyneux

Liverpool streets that were a children's 'playground' in the 1960s

Over the past few years, one of Liverpool's most popular streets and nearby historic parks has been through a period of transformation.

Today, Lark Lane is a popular home for independent shops, restaurants, cafes and bars and Sefton Park continues to attract thousands of visitors every week for a stroll around, events or to admire the Palm House, which was restored around 20 years ago.

But for a generation who grew up in and around the area, their childhood and life around them looked very different to what we know it to be today. Marie Orr, 70, grew up in Ivanhoe Road and remembers life on Lark Lane and nearby Sefton Park decades ago.

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